Every month, Colbert & Grebas takes part in a staff Dress Down Day. The firm matches staff donations and gives them to a local community organization. One recent recipient was the Children’s Service Center in Wilkes-Barre. Established in 1862 to care for orphans during the Civil War, the Children’s Service Center and its adult care affiliate, Robinson Counseling Center, have developed into a major behavioral health network that serves over 13,000 clients every year. Their mission is to provide and advocate for quality services with care and empathy to improve mental health and emotional well-being for people in Northeastern and North Central Pennsylvania. Pictured left to right: Michael P. Hopkins, president and CEO of Children’s Service Center; Brandi MacLunny, case manager at Colbert & Grebas; and Louise Ligi, community outreach and education director at Colbert & Grebas.
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